Electric Makeup Brush Cleaner with Automatic Drying
Load a full set of makeup brushes, pick one of five cleaning levels, and walk away. The machine washes the set on a rotating silicone spinner, then dries it on a 2H or 5H fan timer so the brushes are ready for the next look. Built for makeup artists and everyday users who want a...
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Load a full set of makeup brushes, pick one of five cleaning levels, and walk away. The machine washes the set on a rotating silicone spinner, then dries it on a 2H or 5H fan timer so the brushes are ready for the next look. Built for makeup artists and everyday users who want a clean kit without an evening at the sink.
All-in-one automatic makeup brush cleaning and drying in one machine
- time-consuming hand washing of makeup brushes
- incomplete drying of brushes
- messy manual brush cleaning
Every brush clean and dry in one automatic machine
Before: an evening at the sink, then days waiting for brushes to dry. After: touch a button, and your full set comes out clean, dry and ready for the next look.
Five cleaning levels, one touch to start
Five levels, one touch
Five cleaning intensity levels let you match the cycle to the job. A low level handles a day of powder and gloss, and a higher level lifts the heavier build-up from full-coverage foundation. The panel is touch-sensitive, so one press starts the cycle.
Dry in 2 or 5 hours
The fan runs on a 2H or 5H timer. Pick 2H when the set is needed again the same day, or 5H for a thorough dry overnight. The holder slots stand each brush upright, so ferrules and bristles dry apart.
Clear bowl, rose-gold finish
The transparent acrylic bowl lets you see the cycle at a glance. The rose-gold ring frames the rim and keeps the matte white base looking tidy on a clean vanity.
Three settings that run the whole cycle
- 2Hfan drying timer
- 5Hfan drying timer
- 1-5cleaning intensity levels
Load, choose, and let it finish
- 1Load the brushes
Set the used brushes on the silicone spinner inside the clear bowl, with the tips facing the centre so they settle without crowding.
- 2Choose a cleaning level
Start on a lower level for a light refresh. Move up toward level 5 for heavy product build-up, and keep delicate brushes on the gentler settings.
- 3Pick a drying timer
Press for the 2H or 5H fan drying timer, depending on how soon the set is needed again.
- 4Let the cycle finish
Leave the machine to run. Wipe the bowl dry before the next load, then store the brushes once the timer ends.
Everything the cleaning cycle needs
- Cleaning and drying machine×1
White base with clear acrylic bowl and rose-gold ring
- Silicone cleaning spinner×1
Soft mat that holds brush tips steady during a cycle
- Brush holder slots
Grooved slots that stand brushes upright while they dry
- USB cable×1
Short cable for the USB plug-in power
A sink full of soap, then a set ready by morning
The sink can wait no longer
Brushes come off the face caked with product, and washing a full set by hand takes most of an evening. Soap at the sink misses the residue near the ferrule, and brushes left damp for days hold product and start to smell. Every session ends the same way: a sink full of suds, a towel covered in wet bristles and the set pushed to the back of the drawer.
One machine, one cycle
A single touch panel runs the whole cleaning cycle. You pick a level from 1 to 5 for light refreshes or heavy product build-up, and the rotating silicone spinner keeps brush tips steady inside the clear bowl. The sink stays empty, and the towel stays dry.
A set that is ready tomorrow
When the wash ends, the fan takes over on a 2H or 5H timer while the brushes stand upright in the holder slots. The bristles dry without pressing against each other, so the full set is ready for the next morning without another round of washing.
Care for the bowl, mat and holder
- Wipe the bowl dry
Empty and dry the clear bowl after every cycle so water does not sit in the base before the next load.
- Rinse the silicone spinner
Rinse the spinner after each run to clear product, then let it air dry before it goes back in.
- Dry the holder slots
Let the holder slots dry fully before storing brushes so moisture does not collect at the base.
Why Spin Beats the Sink
| This Cleaner | Hand Washing | |
|---|---|---|
| Cleaning time | 2 seconds | 5+ minutes |
| Thoroughness | Spins out deep-seated pigment | Surface scrub only |
| Drying time | Almost instant | 4-6 hours minimum |
| Bacteria removal | Yes – centrifugal force ejects everything | Partial – often pushes gunk deeper |
| Brush lifespan | Extends by preventing harsh scrubbing | Shortens due to friction and water damage |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The bigger risk to wood handles and glue-set ferrules is moisture that stays in them. Let the full drying timer finish, wipe the bowl dry between cycles and step down to a lower level for delicate brushes. Electric face brushes such as facial cleansing brushes follow the same dry-bowl rule.
It is a countertop unit with a clear bowl, a holder and a spinner, built to sit on a vanity or a shared bathroom shelf. Measure the footprint against the spot you have in mind and keep the USB cable clear of the sink.
Keep the bowl to water and a mild brush cleaner, and follow the cleaner's own directions. Rinse the bowl and spinner after each cycle so residue does not build up in the base.
Both timers run the fan to dry the set after the wash. Choose 2H when you need the brushes again the same day. Choose 5H for a longer, thorough dry after a heavy session or when the set is dense.
Yes, for a working kit. One cycle returns a full set clean and dry, so you do not spend the evening at the sink between clients. Over a busy week, that time adds up, and the five cleaning levels let you match the cycle to the product on each brush.
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